A specialist MBA may show commitment to a particular industry, but at this level employers need more than commitment.
"For reasons I can't explain I'm drawn to this emotionally rather stunted person who has total commitment to a particular value," he said.
And there is the rub, the necessity of a personal commitment to a particular faith, with its own specific language, rituals and traditions.
But while many career academies simply add a few courses to a broad core curriculum, majors require individual students to make a more serious commitment to a particular educational path.
But despite some calls for a revolution, there is a still a belief in the Spanish model and a commitment to a particular way of playing which, while modified, remains reasonably firm.
Martin Bennett Brooklyn Suspecting Hamilton To the Sports Editor: Re "Gold Is Hamilton's, Even Though Test Proves Doping" (Sept . 24: Winning a medal in the Olympics, let alone a gold medal, requires a major commitment to a particular sport.
Barthes's essayism the penchant for taking the world as pure contingency is remarkably compatible with our time, because it allows for a trying out of various possibilities without commitment to a particular ideology.
There was also a report affirming the agency's commitment to a particular technical standard for transmitting digital signals, one that has been widely favored by the industry and is different from the one used in Europe.
It is rare for private collectors to commission land sculpture, also known as land art, because the works can cost from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars and require a commitment to a particular site.
Barthes's essayism — the penchant for taking the world as pure contingency — is remarkably compatible with our time, because it allows for a trying out of various possibilities without commitment to a particular ideology.
